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BAGS

Hermes Birkin 25 handbag. From the 2025 collection. In Ebene Barenia Faubourg Leather. Palladium-plated hardware. Two roll top handles. Front flap closure. Strap and twist-lock clasp with engraved branding. Tone-on-tone removable padlock and clochette with two keys. Tonal brand signature under the flap. 4 semi-conical protective feet. Single compartment with slip pocket and zip closure pocket. 

Made in France. 

Measurements: Width: 25cm, Height: 18cm, Depth: 12cm. 

Sold with box, dust bag and ribbon.

Louis Vuitton X Murakami Speedy. 20th anniversary celebration edition. The signature LV monogram coated canvas is in the duos iconic white and multicolour Gold-tone hardware with vachetta leather detailing. Gold-tone metal corner details to the corner of the bag. Two top handles. Zip closure top. Single compartment bag with slip pocket. Special embossed leather patch on the lining of the bag. Detachable shoulder strap. Comes with key and padlock and a stunning vachetta leather bow clochette.

Made in France. 

Measurements: Width: 26cm, Height: 20cm, Depth: 14cm. 

Sold with box, dust bag. Louis Vuitton ribbon and dual branded ribbon and 20th Anniversary stickers.

Rimowa X Adidas NMD_BACKPACK. Collaboration from 2022. 

Signature framed grooved aluminium backpack with a khaki elasticated strap detail to the front of the bag with both brand logos. Combination lock opening to the top of the bag with pop button functionality to the sides to open the bag fully like a suitcase or as a top opening backpack. Khaki, salmon and sage weight-bearing rope handle, padded, adjustable shoulder straps. Comes with a carabiner on the shoulder strap. The back of the bag is lined with Adidas’ signature Boost Foam. Single compartment with two deep zip pockets and a 16inch laptop zip pocket. 

Made in Germany.

Jewellery/Watches

Franck Muller gold Master Banker Watch with box. ALLIGATOR LEATHER watch strap in brown. 18ct gold automatic triple time date watch with a grey colour dial and ALLIGATOR strap. Gold colour FM crown, winds the watch and operates additional dials and hand setting functions correctly. 

Navy coloured hands, with correct alignment. 18ct gold pin buckle. 

Movement: FM branding on the movement. FM calibre 2600. No jewels inside. 

Timekeeping performance: -30 seconds per day with an amplitude of 260 degrees.

18ct gold with 750 hallmarks. 

Comes with box, certificate of origin and receipt.

Cartier ‘Clé de Cartier’ automatic time and day watch in stainless steel. 

Stainless steel watch with a pearlescent silver dial and navy blue roman numeral numbers to indicate the hours. Stainless steel crown with blue cabochon, wines the watch and operates the hands and date correctly. 

Stainless steel butterfly clasp.

Navy coloured hands with correct alignment.

Cartier 077 movement. 23 jewels inside.

Water Resistance: No guarantee of water resistance. 

Made in Switzerland.

Face Diameter: 11mm.

Serial number: 3867286570WX.

Sold with black leather watch box and international warranty card.

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Jonathan Anderson: it’s giving main character.

Hailing from Northern Ireland, Anderson has become one of the hottest names in the fashion industry, and now, he’s rewriting fashion history by becoming the first Creative Director of Dior–since the man himself–to oversee the house’s women’s, men’s and haute couture collections.

It’s a role Anderson has been preparing for his entire career.

In 2013, he joined the Spanish leather goods house, Loewe, and whilst it was respected for the perfected leather craftsmanship, it was rarely at the forefront of fashion conversation.

With Anderson’s magic touch, he changed that.

He didn’t chase seasonal trends, instead, he built a curious universe where surreal silhouettes were used, inspired by artists like Luci Rie, and Anthea Hamilton. Anderson used literary collaborations, he blurred the lines between sculpture and clothing.

Icons followed naturally: the Puzzle bag, the Flamenco clutch and Balloon bag became modern classics.

Anderson played with structure and visual illusion: his Pixel art capsule, his ‘Polly Pocket’ campaign. That was the allure. It wasn’t logos, it was his fascination with art history and his desire to break molds that made Loewe into the house it is now, and only Jonathan Anderson could have delivered it.

Dior now offers him a completely different creative responsibility.

Avenue Montaigne, 1946 was the birth of Dior with the ‘New Look’: rounded shoulders, cinched waists and full skirts. Christian Dior reintroduced femininity after the wartime austerity.

After him, every Creative Director has left their signature.

• In the 1950s, Yves Saint Laurent modernised Dior
• Marc Bohan refined elegance in the 60s and 70s.
• Legendary John Galliano turned couture into theatrical fantasy
• Raf Simons with his take on modern minimalism
• Maria Grazia Chiuri focused on feminism and craftsmanship
• Couture tailoring came from Kim Jones redefining Dior Homme.

Anderson weaves all of this history within himself. He doesn’t want to recreate the past: he wants to bring it to the present. From tailcoats as everyday outerwear, to reshaping the Bar jacket in Donegal tweed, alongside eighteenth century references alongside denim and cargo shorts.

Christian Dior changed fashion through silhouettes in 1947, Jonathan Anderson is redefining luxury through culture, longevity and craftsmanship.

The next chapter of fashion is one to watch, with Anderson in the spotlight.